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1/27/2009 8:10 PM
 

I'm working on a website that I need a horizontal menue and a verticle menu on the left side.

How do i create a skin that can do this?  I want to create a skin that does not use table also.

 

Thanks

 

Doug

 
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1/28/2009 4:31 PM
 

i hope someone has an answer, because i am interested in this tooo

 
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1/29/2009 3:22 AM
 

8shizfiz, please use a short link in you account settings, your link is distorting the forum..

 
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1/30/2009 5:45 AM
 

Hi Doug,

the question of creating a Skin with two  (or even more) Menus relies not on whether the skin is using Tables or not.
The key is the dnn:NAV provider

I selected for a Site of one of my customers the following Solution:

Main Menu (horizontal on Top of the Page)

<dnn:NAV ID="MainMenu" runat="server" ControlOrientation="horizontal" ExpandDepth="1"/>

SubMenu (vertical on the Left of the Page)

<dnn:NAV ID="SubMenu" runat="server" ControlOrientation="vertical" Level="child"/>

 

This gives you the desired two menu Style

I put that into extreme by adding even a third Menu on the right side of the Skin

<dnn:NAV ID="ThirdMenu" runat="server" ControlOrientation="vertical" Level="child" StartTabId="xxx"/>

This makes you Skin a little unflexible though, because the StartTabId has to be defined upfront of Creating the Skin itself. Means the Site Structure has to be finalized upfront.

 



Herzliche Grüße aus Hückelhoven
Frank Wahl
www.eagleworx.net

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1/30/2009 9:02 AM
 

 
Hi Doug

If you have any budget there are a couple of css menus that will allow this to be done easily.

I am about to get third copy of SEOMenu ( look on SC) this comes as a skin object and can also be placed on a page as a module.

The support is very good.   There are some good starting menus included but you can use almost any css menu code.
Sebastian (the vendor) suggests http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/ - (there is a small cost to some of these).

You need to be using an xhtml skin - it works fine in the MinimalExtropy skin.

Example on my unfinished site - The horizontal menu is a skin object - the side bar is a module and set to use the skin css for style and show the home page and children of the top level item.  You set all this up (for the module) in a control panel with many options.
http://www.clubwebs.co.uk/More/IESkinTestingGrr/tabid/66/Default.aspx 

Hope this helps.

Ian

Frank: Your post read with great interest. Thanks.
 


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